Today on Giving Tuesday, your generosity goes twice as far!
Every community cared for and every corner reached, with the PA Woodward Foundation matching donations up to $200,000 in support of healthcare in our region.
Like you, we are aware that healthcare in our region is at a turning point. This Giving Tuesday, we have the opportunity to shape what comes next.
At the Royal Inland Hospital Foundation, we believe real change begins with action. We’re listening, learning, and working hand in hand with our physicians, healthcare leaders, and community members to develop tangible solutions that build a stronger, more sustainable system of care.
Every gift to the Foundation is an investment in progress and a catalyst for change. Your generosity fuels collaboration, drives innovation, and helps create a healthcare system that can grow and adapt to meet the needs of our region. Your kindness supports the people and programs essential to patient care and the medical professionals who make that care possible.
No matter what challenges we face, we know we are stronger together. If you share our vision of equitable, sustainable healthcare that serves everyone, today and for generations to come, join us.
Healthcare can’t wait. We need your support now more than ever.
Many of you may remember the beloved Woodward’s Department Store in Kamloops, first on Victoria Street and later at Aberdeen Mall. For many, it was more than a store; it was a gathering place built on community and connection.
Years ago, shopping at Woodward’s was a cherished holiday tradition. Families filled their bags with thoughtful gifts chosen straight from the heart. Today, that same spirit of generosity lives on in a new way, through the P.A. Woodward Foundation.
Giving Tuesday, the global day of giving that follows Black Friday, invites us to give from the heart, not just with presents but with purpose.
This year, your generosity will have twice the impact. Thanks to an incredible $200,000 matching gift from the P.A. Woodward Foundation, every donation to the Royal Inland Hospital Foundation will be doubled.